Breastfeeding Information

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Breastfeeding Help for Patients:

Breast Pump Orders:

When ordering a breast pump for mom via ccLink, a pump request should also go to WIC. In outpatient setting, do this via ccLink - PHN Lactation referral. Inpatient a form should be completed by LC and faxed to WIC.

  • CCHP/Medi-Cal HOSPITAL GRADE BREAST PUMP Order first on mother's chart via ccLink (Inpatient DME Hospital Grade E0604 double electric - marked URGENT) AND fax order form to ITC Medical
    ITC Pump Order Form ICD-10.docx

  • For NON CCHP BREAST PUMPS - BOTH HOSPITAL GRADE AND BACK TO WORK: enter PHC Lactation request and specify URGENT need for breast pump. Also, if inpatient, work with Lactation Consultants to expedite this. Referrals may also be made by Care Coordinator using this Hygeia form:
    Hygeia Breast Pump Order Form 19937 Fillable.pdf

  • CCHP BACK TO WORK BREAST PUMP - DME double electric E0603. Enter the order on mother's chart via ccLink specifying Vendor as Hygeia or Pumping Essentials. Also specify "RETURNING TO WORK/SCHOOL"


  • WIC Pump Loan Program: Contact Araceli (Shelly) Trejo at 925-646-5534.

  • In outpatient clinic send WIC pump request via ccLink - PHN Lactation. For inpatient, complete and fax the following form: .
    CCC WIC Lactation Referral Form 3-2-2016.pdf

Video: Hand Expression of Breastmilk - excellent video by Jane Morton, Stanford University

http://newborns.stanford.edu/Breastfeeding/Hand...ssion.html

Resources for breastfeeding information**

  • Jack Newman's website which has fabulous information for patients and providers, handouts in multiple languages, videos on latching-on and common breastfeeding problems: http://www.nbci.ca/

LA County Breastfeeding Info
Medline Plus Multilingual handouts on breastfeeding: Multilingual Breastfeeding Handouts
Tongue Tie Information and Resources

Physician Education

Handouts/websites

Videos

Handouts


  1. Elements of a good latch
    Elements of a good latch.doc
  2. Signs that Breastfeeding is Well Established
    SIGNS THAT BREASTFEEDING IS WELL ESTABLISHED.doc
  3. Steps for Successful Breastfeeding of a Full Term Baby
    STEPS FOR SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING OF A FULL TERM HEALTHY NEWBORN.doc
  4. The Importance of Skin to Skin
    skin to skin jack newman.htm
  5. Dr. Hale's Medications Forum - One of the best resources for meds and breastfeeding: Dr Hale's Infant Risk Center
  6. NIH website on medications: LactMed
  7. CT scans and breastfeeding: Radio Contrast Agents and Breastfeeding
  8. Jack Newman's website which has fabulous information for patients and providers, handouts in multiple languages, videos on latching-on and common breastfeeding problems: http://www.nbci.ca/


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